How long before I see Juvederm results?

With most of the injectables, what you see is what you get. There is some minor swelling and bruising, but for the most part, you should see the results the same day. After a week, most of the swelling should be resolved. Many doctors correctly under fill the areas being treated, with the expectation that... more

Juvederm is a Hyaluronic Acid (HA) based filler. You will see immediate results after the injection. HA based fillers are hydrophylic, which means they attract water. In the first few days after injection the area typically gets softer and any bruising or swelling resolves. Occasionally, patients may benefit... more

Facial fillers fall into three categories: True Facial Fillers that act to fill atrophic tissue: Juvederm, Restylane, Perlane Facial injectables that stimulate cells to produce collagen: Sculptra Facial Injectables that are true fillers and stimulate collagen: Radiesse Juvederm is composed of... more

When a dermal filler is injected the results are literally immediate. Because of fluid attraction by the HA product and some edema from the injection, the result is enhanced over the next few days but the initial result is immediate. If you have it done and don't see an immediate benefit, you probably needed... more

The wonderful thing about many dermal fillers today is that you will see immediate results.  Juvederm is a hyaluronic acid or sugar that will attract water.  Because of this, you will see some additional swelling or fullness usually within 2-3 days.  This usually resolves within the first week... more

One of the best things about the fillers are that the results are immediate. In the "old days" with Zyderm I (collagen) one over-corrected. As the water (saline) drained away, one received the results. However, this is not done with the hyaluronic acid fillers. The results are immediate. Perhaps,... more

Excellent question. The results of Juvederm are essentially immediate, with a mild to modest amount of swelling, depending on the area injected. Generally speaking, patients may experience some swelling after the injections, but this usually resides within 2-3 days. The exception may be the peri-ocular regions... more